Category Archives: Klaus Mollenhauer

Who was Klaus Mollenhauer?

Posted on June 9, 2012 by friesenn

I’ve been working on the introduction for the translation of Klaus Mollenhauer’s Forgotten Connections (more info about the book here). Through the generous of Alex Aβmann, I’ve gotten a hold of some interviews and a photo (right). Some of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Klaus Mollenhauer | Leave a comment

Translation Project: Forgotten Connections. On Culture and Upbringing

Posted on November 20, 2010 by friesenn

I’ve been working to bring one of the most important educational texts from postwar Germany educational works to an English audience. I’ve now got a draft translation ready for proofreading, and will be collaborating internationally to develop it further. In … Continue reading →

Posted in Klaus Mollenhauer, Writing | Leave a comment

Reviving Forgotten Connections in Teacher Education

Posted on October 10, 2007 by friesenn

Earlier, I reported on the visit of Dr. Tone Saevi to TRU. Together with Dr. Diane Purvey and myself, Dr. Saevi taught a course that combined film and art together with an emphasis on the pedagogical relation. As a result … Continue reading →

Posted in Bildung, Klaus Mollenhauer, Pädagogik, Writing | 1 Comment